The symposium will draw attention to Little Rock as a major tourist destination. Little Rock is a cultural, historical and scenic gem.

Gretchen Hall

The city is home to the Clinton Presidential Library, the Arkansas Art Center, the oldest state capitol west of the Mississippi and many other world class attractions. Little Rock boasts award-winning restaurants, sophisticated night life and the excitement of a bustling city, located just a short drive from Hot Springs National Park, the Ozark Mountains and a wealth of breathtaking natural wonders.

“The ITMI Symposium is a unique opportunity for key industry stakeholders to experience this extraordinary city,” remarked Ted Bravos, CEO of ITMI. “Even seasoned travelers will be amazed by the many facets of Little Rock and its proximity to countless natural and man-made attractions that draw over 5.4 million visitors annually.”

“We are very excited to host the 2017 International Tour Management Institute Symposium,” said Gretchen Hall, Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau President and CEO. “Little Rock has a ‘pleasant surprise’ quality visitors discover when here. I know ITMI attendees will fall in love with our genuine people and wonderful amenities. We certainly look forward to sharing our city with such a well-respected organization.”

Attendees at the International Tour Management Institute (ITMI) include domestic and international tour operators, tour directors and guides, meeting planners and travel journalists. Recognized as a leading tourism conference, participants come together to share knowledge, insights, experiences and success stories.